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YZ125Ken
1/15/2016 3:54pm
1/15/2016 3:54pm
Edited Date/Time
1/29/2016 8:28pm
Have a chance to pick up a 89 KX250 that's kind of dirty (haven't seen it in person yet, will do so tomorrow) and has been sitting for the last ten years for $400.
How difficult is it to find parts to completely rebuild this bike? I see it's hard to find a full complete set of plastics anywhere so I'm guessing maybe other parts are going to be difficult as well?
I welcome your thoughts on this bike.
How difficult is it to find parts to completely rebuild this bike? I see it's hard to find a full complete set of plastics anywhere so I'm guessing maybe other parts are going to be difficult as well?
I welcome your thoughts on this bike.
The Shop
The beauty of the old two strokes is that they are easy and cheap to get going.
That KX needs a good cleaning, a fresh air filter, a carb flush, and a few hours of wrenching to be as bitchin' as your RM.
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